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Taxa: Irene strophanthi
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Irene strophanthi (Doidge) Doidge
02961715   
NY:NY
Irene strophanthi (Doidge) Doidge
02961716   

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Irene strophanthi (Doidge) Doidge
BPI 697954Bottomley Averil M.   1916-09-03
South Africa, V. Staden's Gorge, Port Elizabeth, Cape Prov.
BPI
Irene strophanthi (Doidge) Doidge
BPI 697955Doidge Ethel M.   1917-11-11
South Africa, Woodville Forest, George, Cape Prov.
BPI
Irene strophanthi (Doidge) Doidge
BPI 697956Doidge Ethel M.   1917-11-11
South Africa, Woodville Forest, George, Cape Prov.
BPI
Irene strophanthi (Doidge) Doidge
BPI 697957Bottomley Averil M.   1916-09-03
South Africa, V. Staden's Gorge, Port Elizabeth, Cape Prov.
BPI
Irene strophanthi (Doidge) Doidge
BPI 697958Doidge Ethel M.   1917-11-11
South Africa, Woodville Forest, George, Cape Prov.
BPI
Irene strophanthi (Doidge) Doidge
BPI 697959Doidge Ethel M.   1917-11-11
South Africa, Woodville Forest, George, Cape Prov.
BPI
Irene strophanthi (Doidge) Doidge
BPI 697960Doidge Ethel M.   1916-03-24
South Africa, Buccleuch, Natal Prov.
BPI
Irene strophanthi (Doidge) Doidge
BPI 697961Doidge Ethel M.   1916-03-24
South Africa, Buccleuch, Natal Prov.
BPI
Irene strophanthi (Doidge) Doidge
BPI 697962Doidge Ethel M.   1916-03-24
South Africa, Buccleuch, Natal Prov.
BPI
Irene strophanthi (Doidge) Doidge
BPI 697963Morgan K. E.; Doidge Ethel M.   1937-09-05
South Africa, Xumeni Forest, Donnybrook District, Transvaal
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